Vietnam Prioritizes 25 Universities for Semiconductor Talent Development
Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training has selected 25 universities to participate in a program aimed at developing human resources for the semiconductor industry. These institutions will receive prioritized investment in laboratories, faculty training, and student support, aligning with the nation's high-tech industry development strategy.
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